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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 48, 20 November 1928, Page 6

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0 MIXED FOURSOME COMPETITION Palmerston North, November 19. With sunny weather and the course in perfect order the mixed foursomes played at the Hokowhitu links on Saturday proved a complete success, 56 couples competing. Some very good cards were returned, and the issue was in doubt for a long time. The first couple to return what seemed the winning card were J. L. Stanford and Mrs. Stanford, of Marton, with 73 net, and this held pride of place until it was equalled by 11. Essex and Mrs. Bullard. K. Guy nud Miss M. Guy upset matters with a 72 net, and a little later O. 11. Druce and Mrs. Druce put in a 71. This latter score reigned supreme until the last couple to finish, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fair (Feilding) returned a card of 70, thus winning the competition, while J. Grant and Mrs. Grant succeeded in winning the “eggs” given for the biggest gross score of the clay. The best cards returned were the following :—E. Fair and Mrs. Fair, 85 —15 —7O; O. 11. Druce and Mrs. Druce, 85 —14—71; K. Guy and Miss M. Guy, 80—S—72 ; F. C. Hay and Miss Wood, 89—17 —72; H. Essex and Mrs. Bullard, 89 —16 —73 ; J. L. Stanford and Mrs. Stanford, 90—17—73 ; IV. L. Fitzherbert and Miss Marie Sim, 81—-7 —74 ; E. G. Sim and Miss Sim, 87 —13—74; G. Watt and Miss Parsons, 90—15—75; F. Raven nnd Mrs. Raven, 93 —18 —75; F. Benclall and Mrs. Brooker. 91—45 —76; W. McKee and Mrs. McDowell, 91—15 —76; A. Ekstedt and Mrs. Ekstedt, 86 —9—77: IV. Robertson and Mrs. MacMillan, 59—12—77 ; Dr. 'Ward and Mrs. IVard, 91 —14—77 ; IV. A. Keeling and Mrs. A. Seifert, 85—8—77; L. _M. Abrnhnm and Miss Wason, 93—16—77 ; J. Miller and Mrs. Miller, 95 —IS—77; A. Glendinning nnd Mrs. P. O’Connor, 105—21—77 ; 11. Hutchison and Miss Macmillan, 85—7 —78; C. Ashford and Mrs. P. L. Sim, 89 —11—78; 11. A. Seifert and Mrs. L. Seifert, 91—13—78; O. 11. Williams and Mrs. Williams, 94 — 16—7 S.

The best gross score was returned by K. Guy and Miss M. Guy with 80 —a very good round—-W. L. Fitzherbert and Miss Marie Sim returning the next best, a creditable 81. MASTERTON CLUB. Masterton, November 19. The following prizes have been won during the year by members of the Masterton Golf Club: — Men: Senior championship, T. 11. Horton; junior championship, R. G. Mackie; captain's senior trophy, R. McKenzie ; captain's junior trophy, R. T. Beveridge; president’s challenge cup, A. C. Jessup. Ladies: Senior championship, Mrs. Guy Williams (runner-up Miss E. Robinson) ; junior championship, Miss Una James (runner-up Miss Gwen Major) ; twelve hole championship, Miss Leslie Payton (runner-up Mrs. S. R. Gawith); Lansdowne Cup, Miss A. Perry; Hope Lewis Cup, Miss Una James; Kebbell Cup, Mrs. 11. V. Hulse; club rose bowl, Mrs. 11. V. Haise ; Hughes silver medal, Mrs. Maitland: Hughes bronze medal, Mrs. Haise. Winners of Greytown trophies; Mrs. B. I*. Perry (1), Mrs. H. V. Haise (2), Mrs. Horner (1), Mrs. Rishworth (1), Miss Una James (1). Junior eclectic competition, Mrs. Horner ; most points over twelve holes, medal play, Mrs. Coom; most points over twelve holes, bogey competition, Miss N. McKay; three nieTlal competitions, Miss E. Donald. .MASTERTON CLUB LADIES’ DRAW .Master!on, November 19. The following is the draw for the medal competition to bo played on 'Wednesday by lady members of the Masterton Golf Club: — A grade: Mrs. G. Williams plays Mrs. Robieson; Mrs. Hornabrook plays Mrs. Feist; Mrs. Maitland plays Miss A. Perry: Mrs. Balfour plays Mrs. Haise; Mrs. B. P. Perry plays Mrs. W. A. Robieson. B grade: Mrs. 11. W. Rishworth plays Miss Penny; Miss Beiliss plays Mrs. Prior; Mrs. Lord plays Mrs. Bird; Miss L. Payion plays Mrs. Skjellerup; Mrs. Coom plays Miss A. .Stewart; Miss Rutherford, a bye. Over twelve holes: Mrs. Marsaek plays Mrs. J. Gordon; Mrs. Gawith plays Miss I). Cameron ; Mrs. Congalton plays Mrs. Tomlinson; Mrs. Jameson plays Miss N. McKay; Miss Gill plays Miss. E. Donald; Miss R. Harrison plays Miss P. James.